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Both presidential candidates support a cap on carbon emissions. A look at what carbon output restrictions could mean for the nation’s coal fired power plants which currently supply half of this country’s electricity. Costs, benefits, and technical feasibility of clean coal technology
Guests
- Ed Rubin Professor, Engineering and Public Policy (EPP) and Mechanical Engineering, Carnegie Mellon
- Jeff Goodell A contributing editor at "Rolling Stone" and a frequent contributor to the "New York Times Magazine" as well as author of "Big Coal", " "Sunnyvale," and "The Cyberthief and the Samurai."
- James Slutz Acting Assistant Secretary, Office of Fossil Energy U.S. Department of Energy
- Joe Lucas VP Communications, American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity
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